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‘No room on full trains for new passengers by 2021’, warns Irish Rail

November 1, 2018 Administrator

By Paul Melia, Herald.ie; October 31, 2018 Irish Rail is running out of room for new passengers on Dublin services.…

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Posted in: Passenger Train Operators Filed under: Commuter Trains, Dublin Services, Europe, Ireland, Irish Rail, Massive Surge in Demand, Morning and Evening Commutes, Need New Carriages, No Space For Additional Passengers On Peak Services By Early 2021, Overcrowding, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Ridership, Running Out of Room, Transit, Transportation

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